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Back to the wild: How nature is reclaiming farmland
Farmland is shrinking for the first time on record thanks in part to consumer choices. What does this mean for the environment and the future of food?
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Lazy ants lay eggs for their industrious sisters to eat
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Wild tales of stuffy sharks, intimate otters and unloved horses
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Never-before-seen photos of leopard cub being raised by a lion
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Ants build living towers that flow like a fountain in reverse
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Frogs may have evolved the first kneecaps on Earth
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UK and Irish seabirds search area size of Spain for food
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The ethics issue: Should we give other animals rights?
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Demise of dinosaurs opened the doors to the age of tree frogs
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Birds play sick jungle beat with drumsticks they make themselves
In behaviour extraordinarily like ours, male palm cockatoos have been filmed making drumsticks and playing regular rhythms on hollow trees, to attract females
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Talk radio puts pumas off their meals so they may kill more deer
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UK foxes thankfully spared the baying pack, unlike Theresa May
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‘Devil weeds’ threaten wildebeest migrations in Serengeti
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‘Devil weeds’ threaten wildebeest migrations in Serengeti
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